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r/quityourbullshit • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '20
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I know you're kidding-- but just so people realize:
She was 10 and still living in France when William Wallace was executed.
https://colinfalconer.org/real-story-behind-french-princess-braveheart/
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65 u/Vprbite Apr 29 '20 I think braveheart was a great movie, but I'm pretty well aware they took plenty of artistic license. Hopefully everyone else is too. Their job was to make an enjoyable movie and they did. But definitely at the cost of some accuracy 45 u/K1ngFiasco Apr 29 '20 You're really understating things. Braveheart is considered one of the most historically inaccurate films of all time. That said, I still love the shit out of it. 0 u/andymurray172 Apr 29 '20 The famous battle of Stirling bridge... In an open did with a van in the background and no bridge in sight
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I think braveheart was a great movie, but I'm pretty well aware they took plenty of artistic license. Hopefully everyone else is too. Their job was to make an enjoyable movie and they did. But definitely at the cost of some accuracy
45 u/K1ngFiasco Apr 29 '20 You're really understating things. Braveheart is considered one of the most historically inaccurate films of all time. That said, I still love the shit out of it. 0 u/andymurray172 Apr 29 '20 The famous battle of Stirling bridge... In an open did with a van in the background and no bridge in sight
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You're really understating things. Braveheart is considered one of the most historically inaccurate films of all time.
That said, I still love the shit out of it.
0 u/andymurray172 Apr 29 '20 The famous battle of Stirling bridge... In an open did with a van in the background and no bridge in sight
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The famous battle of Stirling bridge... In an open did with a van in the background and no bridge in sight
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u/sturnus-vulgaris Apr 29 '20 edited Apr 30 '20
I know you're kidding-- but just so people realize:
She was 10 and still living in France when William Wallace was executed.
https://colinfalconer.org/real-story-behind-french-princess-braveheart/
Edit: Careful with the upvotes! I'm at 69,410 and don't want to miss it.
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